Cleantech San Diego member and Southern California Energy Innovation Network startup Carbon Blade is collaborating with UC San Diego to construct a pilot carbon capture plant on the university’s campus that will have the ability to both capture and store carbon dioxide and use the collected carbon in the creation of carbonated building materials.

The Consortium brings together stakeholders to identify measurement and standards needs related to CO2 removal.

Be part of the conversation and join me at the Future of CCUS 2025 Summit where global leaders in the CCUS and CDR space come together.

CDR vs. CCS - the differences between these two technologies explained.

Carbon Blade is excited to collaborate with Coffman Engineers on our Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology.

Direct Air Capture (DAC) is a cutting-edge technology that addresses climate change by removing carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the air.

Climeworks hosted the Direct Air Capture Summit this year with discussions on the science and economics of direct air capture.